chromeboker

There is a list floating around the interwebs that list all of the states and their qualifications necessary for licensing. However, it's about 5-7 years old. I didn't know if anyone had an updated list of states you can work in with your LMCC only, no american boards/Step exams. There were not very many states in that group, if I recall.

Going to be a competitive year for Anesthesia!! The most applicants ever (15% increase) from what I heard through the grapevine. I suspect Family Med will be the same.

As I have no experience on admissions committees, I'd like to think that there are differences between quality of references letters, performances in clerkship rotations (which would be objective), and perceived interested in the specialty (research, electives, indicated in LOR, etc), and most importantly in my opinion, quality of the interview (i.e., is this person a sociopath? this person seems to 'get it'?) What am I missing here? If there's more than enough good candidates then you just rank them all and take who you get?

Any school / program that used undergrad grades for residency decisions should be boycotted! I entered med school at 28, and won't be applying until I'm 31(.5), If they really want to use grades that 10 years old to compare me against someone who is only 4 years out, I'd lose my shit. That is not comparing apples to apples.

Does it say what place you are on the waitlist? I'm sure there will be lots of movement, and at least 2 deferrals. Not to mention many other schools to hear from! You got this

IP: Accepted. Applied only for Memorial. 79.5 CGPA, B.Sc., B.Ed., M.Sc. ... 25O Congrats and goodluck to all.